Broxterman is almost incapable of good interviewing. He can’t recognize good conversational flow, he routinely abandons rich veins of interest, doesn’t know how to ask open ended questions. That’s one feature of the interviewing that bugs me the most - nearly all of his are false binaries that restrict the response of the interviewee. This is the worst thing you can do as an interviewer! You should induce the interviewee to reflect on their experience rather than funneling them toward one of two options. Don’t assume you know how they will think about something and bake that assumption into your questions. Back to the drawing board, Kyle. Unfollowed, despite having interesting guests because the host has put no effort into refining his skill as an interviewer.

Keep up the great work! Love the interview style and depth of your guest list. No hype

The podcast that you did with LVMPD SAR officer is extremely good. I live in Las Vegas and some of the stuff he was speaking about was a good reminder for what to do went out in a red rock, and also just the knowledge that he brought about the structure of LVMPD SARs is amazing. This is a great podcast thank you. I would definitely like to see more search and rescue interviews. Hearing what to do from the people that are going to come save you is extremely beneficial.

I am 100% behind this project. I really like the thoroughness, length and detail of these conversations, how they meander on, around, off, and back on the title topic, like a real conversation. I don’t listen to every episode, but really appreciate the ones I do listen to when the title or topic catches my interest. The host is also becoming a much better interviewer - I dig following his train of thought as he draws more and more detail out of his guests. Has a bit of the down-home, super in-the-weeds vibe of the early episodes of the Enormocast. Keep it up!

Came across the podcast courtesy to a poster at my local gym. This has been continuously a great listen. I am someone that is a recreational climber that values learning from the experience of others. This podcast continues to deliver interesting and relatable content! Keep it up please!

Compelling interviews and fantastic guests—more lady climbers, please!

Amazing podcast with great guest and Kyle is an awesome host who really helps tell the guest story and asks great questions. Really enjoy listening to every show!

Kyle is a great interviewer and host and the stories told on this podcast are always good listens.

I loved the Interview with Nathan Longhurst, great questions asked to get to the heart of his experience where he submitted the 100 peaks in New Zealand and the flying off of most of them. An amazing accomplishment!!!!!

Engaging authentic interviews with excellent unique guests that the climbing world needs to hear from. Thank you for the vision and your effort!

Superb Ramsden interview

Well that’s pretty neat

I appreciate the idea behind the podcast - bringing the majority’s stories to the forefront. So many climbers are passionate about the sport and have unique perspectives and approaches that we don’t get to hear about when the media we consume is only about the pros.

I trained on Royal Robbins' books and VHS tapes with John long and Peter Croft in them. climbed JT and Yosemite in the early 90s. . Gorilla Monsoon is a good book. Got to watch Jim Bridwell second a short 10c in JT under a distracted belayer. His legs shook a little, and he sent it. More pods please, you guys, thanks for what you've done so far. Pretty dang good

For some reason this show feels more relatable and inspiring than other climbing podcasts. The guests and interviews are awesome.

This podcast is so insightful and helps us all feel connected as a community to this majority that we are! The stories of the hosts, their injuries, their triumphs, and challenges are so powerful to me. Please keep creating these for us!! Thank you thank you

When I found this podcast I wanted to support my ice climbing goals and am really surprised at how relevant this podcast is for people who don’t climb. I’ve been in tech my entire career. I’ve been doing workforce development for over a decade. I’ve supported over 1,000 veterans, minorities, and women with getting work experience in technology so they could get their first or better jobs. I’m not doing as much workforce development these days compared to before, but I’m definitely going to refer this podcast to the smaller groups I support these days. This podcast is meaningful and incredibly empowering.